New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
church and the streets in the Vicinity crowded with
friends of the dead soldier by 10 o'clock Tho boiy vas
buried In Magnolia Cemetery The grave cove, cd
arra nOa1
DIR. MGLYNNS FRIENDS.
RUMoRrp REpRIMAND FOR DIR. BURTsELL

FATHER CURRAN's RETIREMENT TO MONASTERY
PROPOSED LABOR DEMONSTRATIONS
Palm Sunday services at st. Stephens were nearly ~
largely attended yesterday as they were year ago.
The collections smaller. and there Is said to be
steady falling of In the amounts All the paintings wero
covered with purple, and the confessional OF DR.. Mo
Glynn devoid Of any decoration The services
tinued all day. and high mass not celebrated until
p. In. Father Callahan the ceebrant with Father
Loghran deacon, and Father McGrath sub-deacon. Az
ter services many Of the parshoners fingered around
Dr. McGynns confessional but disturbance occurred.
report current among the parishioners that Dr.
Burtse the pastor OF the Church Of the Epiphany in
Second-ayc near Twenty had also been sus'
pended for attending Dr. McGlynn's lecture In the
Academy of Music and that he had not ociated In the
Palm Sunday services. DIR. Burtseu was seen by
TRIBUNE reporter but he declined talk the subject
at all say whether he had received any note from
the Archbishop in regard to his position in Dr. Nc Glynns
The report that lie did not ociae was however,
incorrect he the celebrant at high mass One OF
the members of his congregation said
well known that our pastor is warm and outspoIen
that 70 % Dr. M S pS
Wanting in 0 any SUPPRESSION al in the Doctors
faans this Sa.a
1t out OF dc easy suspend pastor
The Rev sylvester Malone pastor OF tho Church of St
Peter ana Paul in Wiiams9nrg expressed himself
criticised the policy that has suspended him from his
church Or CurLan formerly OF st stephens who has
Fathers In Hoboken as punishment t9r appearng ~
all interview in The SIN yesterday:
] not doing penance for / do not consider
that than 9ays as ew @
for study and reading and for rellg ous exercises said
there sonns IL i iii little stay here least BIZ
me chance 10 reflect on my conduct and always tried
to be good priest and 70 do my duty Willingly 9Ssyed The
bishop be in ha s
and and how IT, L viii Be- settled don't know ''' -.
happy ssns and To tried to DO duty Keaney and
all the clergy there were toGghs very Kind to me Sne
and said the Archbishop wanted to see me Very we'll said
evening and did The Archbishop came greeted
% ns 5a r ana s .qr %s X a he G
ton me, replied IL you are away from the hons:
lie said with jus. .s much emgGa,i, as say Il now
sfacon could think Of only one thing that would justify
Father kearney in his assertion He has rne sbch III hps
fastened 1890 night He has immense key which
great cham %Di drawn aero S hooked
il were in the Tombs admitted that had subjected my
sell to the accusation Of beng out after the doors Were
over twenty years Of aud know Of no rule that would
Well Archbishop Thought that long they were The
ne ro ouh nay SSey So back Te re M Srs
way referred my appearing at Joness Woods Oh
S 1ay ne s Us
Dr. CurIan said that he should not probably return
to Archbishop thought that
would be for him not to do but he was not IN
formed where he should 90
rumor was in circulation at St. Stephens that a let
had received by OF the priests at tho French
Roman Catholic Church in rwenty-third-st, saying tnas
Cardinal Gibbons on his this country would
make his home IN New-York. and that DIR. McGlynn
would then reinstated and would make his trip 10
Rome. No confirmation OF such statement could De
obtained.
OF thatest plans OF DIR. McGlynns friends Is tho
organzationoY grca: labor procession with the wives
and children OF members OF the different organizations
1t IL proposed TO march the procession before Archbishop
Corrgas residence and petitions TO him asking
the reinstatement OF DR.. McGlynn.